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rumeaug

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  1. Yeah, well so much for the risk pal... Chlamydia is very "transactional" and widespread too (oral sex included). Specially when dealing with a "transactional giver" that "blows" like a steam boat day in day out. Good luck
  2. Tip off form Thais probably, not enjoying foreigners to step on their turf in the "milking the tourist" business.
  3. It's just T shirts..... And here most people wouldn't even know the difference between adolf and rudolf the deer anyways...
  4. Right. No vape? no problem. People will start smoking more cigarettes (teens or adults). Both are pure crap, but if public health is the issue (and it freakin' is..), guess which one comes first between vape or tobacco....
  5. Most massage parlors are actually "real/legit" ones. 7 down my street, some Wat Po trained. Forget about happy endings if thats what some want). Now, in certain areas, you'll get just that. Norhing wrong with it in my opinion, except for those who are actually looking for a real massage and will pay a hefty price for a sub-par mediocre massage at best.
  6. My 2 cents. I arrived in 2012. In general, Thai did tend to smile a bit more and be more "easy-going" than other popular tourist destinations. Now that has changed so much overall. That "land of smiles" thing is getting a bit old and false. At least in the cities. Probably different in the country side, but this i couldn't tell.
  7. Right. Didn't they just agree to boost advertising for alcohol?
  8. As if advertising booze was necessary to get people to leave their " clueless hyper-sober comfort zones" and discover alcohol. Right.
  9. Yep. Badly. CSH = Confirmed <deleted> Hole
  10. With their skills in terms of infrastructure and safety, good luck with that
  11. In any case, the guy was 22 yo...what was that Neil young song? "every junky's like a setting sun"
  12. some places in Thailand seem to look more and more like sewers each day that goes bye (always the same ones apparently. Mostly).
  13. ....And as mentioned in this article. let's not forget the dramatic socio-economic-health impact of sobriety on society which makes it utterly outrageous not to have alcohol available 24/7 . Shocking.
  14. Ah yeah, right. So strict that it makes alcohol in Thailand about as rare to obtain as Truffles, barely available a couple of months a year and foraged in remote places by specially trained pigs. Come on....
  15. Well, i guess the massive amounts of trash dumped daily in the sea (plastics etc...) doesn't count. Blame it all on (foreign) snorklers, Thais are good to go....
  16. Not surprised. Cyber protection in Thailand amounts to placing a plastic fence with a "beware of the dog" sign around a computer unit.
  17. Aaaah zoz kinky français....(ps : Not surprising form a nation that was the Brothel of Europe until after WW2 and invented the "à go-go Bars" with dancers etc..)
  18. They decided for some Cosplay, "let's play soi dogs humping"
  19. mmm...quite a soap we've got here ...A broke A** cruise-ship musician with a hum..."actress" that could easily have been chosen in the cast of planet of the apes as Cornelius (and no make-up)...Brilliant
  20. mass/quantity tourism over quality is almost always detrimental, in every way. Invest in longer term high-yield quality and you've got a winner.
  21. King cobras can hurt you badly, sure. But they won't chase you or attack you. Quite the opposite as they want no business with humans (they will raise their hood and hiss if you're near by, to let you know they are here, yes...). I can tell you that in Thailand at least, there are certainly way more deaths and injuries due to stray dogs than from cobras or any other snake. I's rather get rid of these dogs than of king cobras.
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